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What boat is this?

Let's see if anyone can name this boat. I'll post some pictures. Take a guess and see what kind it is.

Here's the first picture.


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Reinforcing:


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Catalina

Last picture looks like a BBQ grill cover so I can only presume it is a Catalina, did you go all the way to Texas to take a picture of CD's grill #2 on a rainy day?
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Looks like a Weber 42, built by Catalina.
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